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Respectfully to all the devs that poured their soul into this tech. Maybe physics and reality just make this an impossibility. I've played this game on a great
by sergiotapia 4y ago
Respectfully to all the devs that poured their soul into this tech. Maybe physics and reality just make this an impossibility.
I've played this game on a great PC and my PS5 and it looks incredibly good. Almost fake how good it is.
On this, it's blurry and makes my eyes hurt because it's like they are trying to compensate for being out of focus. I'm in a metro area, Miami, with a gigabit fiber connection. I'm the poster child for this service but it's not good.
Game streaming may just not be possible to do.
- tehlike 4y agoYou are missing a large segment. A lot of people don't care about things you care about. Most spend lots of time looking at a tiny screen and playing games there that have graphics quality of a 90s game. That's the segment you could target with more interesting games. I sometimes get bored at work, and want to do something different during lunch. This could be it. I sometimes open quakejs to play for fun. I can't install a 30G game onto my corp laptop...
- finiteseries 4y agoIt is entirely possible to do, and even surpass the quality of a local Xbox Series X: https://youtu.be/oSMt43BOyeU https://youtu.be/oSMt43BOyeU Stadia ports/limits games on top of underpowered hardware and limits the bitrate to ~44Mbit/s with a “4K” stream, ~30 with 1080p. It was amazing 2 years ago or so, it’s quite far behind competing services like GeForce Now nowadays with double the bitrate, true 4K streaming, ray tracing, Steam/Epic support etc.
- sergiotapia 4y agoYou were correct. Geforce Now feels like a generation ahead of Stadia oh my god.
- finiteseries 4y agoIt’s incredible, happy to spread the good word. Highly recommend the 3080 tier and playing with the GFN app streaming settings & any in-game visual settings as well, the default configs can be a little conservative!